In a bid to become “the most inclusive airline in the skies,” British Virgin Atlantic scrapped rules on Wednesday requiring its staff to wear gender-specific uniforms. This means male personnel may now wear red skirt suits to work.
The company, which is owned by billionaire Richard Branson, announced that it would update its gender identity policies to “champion individuality,” enabling its employees to wear clothing that “expresses how they identify.”
In addition, Virgin Atlantic has updated its “trans inclusion policies,” entitling members of this community to time off for medical treatments related to gender transition, and allowing them to choose changing and shower facilities.
Have you noticed every time one of these Woke Corporations make a big announcement like this without fail it always ends with an overt Violation of Other people’s rights in the “fine print?”
I mean allowing a mentally unstable person to choose what changing (bathroom) and shower facilities they use openly Violates my Right to Privacy, but that’s OK because the rights of these people are now more important than the rest of us normal people, right?
Wrong.
This is Cultural Marxism in it’s most complete, under-handed form and it needs to be stamped out.
While you are here it would not hurt to re-read one of the best articles Revolver has written in the past few years, Are You Ready to be an American Kulak?
Update– My apologies, Campers. I wanted to post this as soon as it broke days ago, but shit happens. File this Under… If I may, I need to borrow a quote from the great and funny-as-Hell film Team America: World Police.
In this March 9, 2020, file photo a marble bust of Chief Justice Roger Taney is displayed in the Old Supreme Court Chamber in the U.S. Capitol in Washington. Taney,, led the Supreme Court in the 1857 ruling against Dred Scott, an enslaved African American man, who had sued for his freedom. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
Top House Democrats are pressing the Senate to vote on a bill to remove the bust of former Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney, the author of the Dred Scott v. Sanford…
The memoirs of the last leader of Russian anti-communist forces, General Pyotr Wrangel, were republished under the title Always with Honor in 2020 by an obscure publishing house, generating new interest in the man and his struggle to save his country.
The book gives a first-hand narrative of the Russian Revolution and the desperate fighting that followed. The history is interesting in its own right, but Wrangel also illustrates many lessons that Americans facing an out-of-control government and new wave of leftwing political violence should take to heart.
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